BOOF-fay
Bosser
v., to work
boss-SAY
Boulot
n., job
bOOL-oh
Se Branler
v., to masturbate (lit. to wobble)
suh BRAhn-lay
Ça a été
exp., it went well; also a question "Ta présentation, ça a été ?" = "How'd your presentation go?" ; Answers to this question: "Ouais, ça a été" (Yes, it went well) / "Pas du tout" (Not at all) saw ah AY-TAY
Chaud lapin
n., Sex maniac (lit. hot rabbit)
show lah-PAÑ
Les Chiottes
n, The loo
SEE-ott
Cinoche
n., A night at the movies
SEE-noh-sh
La cité
n., ghetto
see-TAY
Con
adj., stupid "J'ai été con quand j'ai décidé de sortir" = "I was dumb when I decided to go out"
n., litt. 'cunt' (as used in UK English); "Quel con" = "What an idiot"
exp. "à la con", stupid, in a stupid way. "J'ai cet examen à la con" = "I have this stupid test"
cohÑ
Crever
v., to burst or explode; to die, 'to kick the bucket'
adj., crevé(e), exhausted. As in "Je suis crevé(e)" = "I'm exhausted"
n., la crève, a cold, the flu. exp.: "J'ai la crève".
creh-vay
lah crehve
Débile
n. or adj. slang for "stupid"
DAY-beel
Dirlo
n. Colloquial word meaning 'headmaster'.
dear-loh
Enculer
v. To fuck, to bugger.
Equivalent to "fuck in the arse" ("cul"="arse"). Widely used under the form "va te faire enculer" (litt.
"go to get fucked in the arse", in UK English "go and get fucked in the arse") which stands for "fuck off".
Also, "enculé" is the participle turned into a substantive, and means "bastard" or "arsehole".
exp. : "enculer des mouches" (litt. "to fuck flies in the arse") means "to nit-pick".
eñ-CU-lay
La fac
n., college or university; short for 'faculté'
fack
Faire la tête
exp., to pout. Synonyms: 'bouder'(to brood); "faire la gueule".
fer lah tet
Foutre
n. Sperm.
v. Vulgar equivalent of the verb 'faire'; to do or to make. Commonly employed in vulgar/familiar expressions such as:
"Va te faire foutre" = "Go get fucked/Go fuck yourself"
"J'en ai rien à foutre/battre" = "I don't care"
"J'ai rien à foutre (ici, avec toi)" = "I have nothing to do (here, with you)"
FOO-truh
Hyper
adj., 'very', 'really' ; "Je suis hyper triste" = "I'm really sad"
EE-pair
Kiffer
v. Colloquial word meaning 'to like' from arabic noun 'kif' meaning 'cannabis', . Sometimes used under the form faire kiffer, e.g Tu me fais trop kiffer.
keef-ay
Génial
adj. Colloquial word meaning "genius" (as used in UK English), "great", "brilliant", "sensational" or
"awesome"
j-knee-al
Grave